Real Madrid Transfer News Roundup: Los Blancos return most ideal choice for Cristiano Ronaldo, says Lille safeguard; club offer 2-year arrangement to Spanish midfielder, and that's only the tip of the iceberg - July 8, 2022
Genuine Madrid have proactively roped in Antonio Rudiger and Aurelien Tchouameni this late spring. Director Carlo Ancelotti is getting ready to proceed with his group's predominance in European football next season.
In the mean time, Lille protector Jose Fonte accepts a re-visitation of the Santiago Bernabeu would be the most ideal choice for Cristiano Ronaldo. Somewhere else, Los Blancos have offered a two-year arrangement to a Spanish midfielder.
On that note, here's a gander at the key Real Madrid move stories as on July 8, 2022:
Genuine Madrid return most ideal choice for Cristiano Ronaldo, says Jose Fonte
Jose Fonte accepts a re-visitation of Real Madrid would be the most ideal choice for Cristiano Ronaldo right now.
The Portuguese has requested to leave Manchester United this mid year and is now being connected with a large group of clubs around Europe. The 37-year-old spent very nearly 10 years at the Santiago Bernabeu, getting a charge out of colossal achievement.
Addressing talkSPORT, Fonte said that Ronaldo needs to play in the UEFA Champions League and needs to win the Ballon d'Or grant.
"What I cannot deny is that the man cherishes the Champions League. He accepts it is the best rivalry on the planet and knows how he needs to perform to win Ballons d'Or. Discussing Man United, I think they truly have a decent mentor. I've played two times against Ajax, and I was truly dazzled with the manner in which they played and their way of thinking.
He proceeded:
"He should be winning prizes and seeking prizes for the Ballon d'Or. He is a chronic victor, as everybody knows. He may be taking a gander at the crew and thinking, 'Am I going to have the option to win a few prizes this year?' Maybe, he doesn't trust it. I don't have the foggiest idea. No one but he can say."
Fonte added that rejoining Los Blancos would make all the difference for Ronaldo, yet he's uncertain assuming the club needs him back.
"Could he return to Madrid? That would be, for his purposes, the best. In the event that they need him back or not, that is an alternate inquiry."
Fonte likewise said that Ronaldo could win prizes assuming he moved to Bayern Munich as well.
"Bayern Munich would be fascinating - on the grounds that he can win prizes and be cutthroat in the Champions League."
Los Blancos offer 2-year arrangement to Dani Ceballos
Genuine Madrid have offered Dani Ceballos a two-year bargain, as indicated by SPORT through The Hard Tackle.
The Spanish midfielder's ongoing agreement with the La Liga champions is good to go to terminate the following summer. The 25-year-old has dropped down the dominance hierarchy at the Santiago Bernabeu as of late.
Ceballos showed guarantee when called upon last season, yet his battle for first-group football is probably going to go on with the appearance of Aurelien Tchouameni.
Los Blancos were formerly ready to take advantage of Ceballos this year. In any case, it currently seems the club have played out a U-turn and have chosen to keep hold of the Spaniard. Ancelotti has consistently praised the 25-year-old, and it seems the Italian believes the player should expand his visit.
Newcastle United intrigued by Marco Asensio
Newcastle United are keen on Marco Asensio, as per Defensa Central by means of The Hard Tackle. The Magpies are hoping to put vigorously in the crew this late spring and have distinguished the forefront as an area that needs extraordinary consideration. The Spaniard has arisen as an objective, given the vulnerabilities encompassing his future at Real Madrid.
Asensio has entered the last year of his ongoing arrangement and talks for an augmentation have not been productive up to this point. The 26-year-old isn't shy of choices to leave, with the Magpies anxious to take him to St. James Park. Be that as it may, they'll confront contest from AC Milan, Manchester United and Arsenal for his mark.
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